Erling Haaland breaks silence on Dortmund future amid Manchester United and Man City interest

Erling Haaland has poured chilly water on rumours that he may depart Borussia Dortmund this summer season, with Manchester United and Manchester Metropolis amongst a number of groups within the striker.

Haaland has established himself as probably the most thrilling younger gamers in Europe since his transfer to Germany final 12 months, scoring a surprising 49 targets in 49 video games, in addition to racking up an additional 11 assists.

Because of his outstanding scoring type, which not too long ago noticed him change into the youngest participant to attain 20 instances within the Champions League, he’s attracting curiosity from a number of Europe’s prime golf equipment forward of the switch window.

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MEN Sport understands United have made Haaland their priority striker target as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and soccer director John Murtough see him as the best long-term substitute for Romelu Lukaku.

Metropolis, in the meantime, amid the uncertainty surrounding Sergio Aguero’s future, have put a brand new striker on the prime of their switch checklist, with the Blues assured of their possibilities of touchdown the 20-year-old.

Nevertheless, Haaland has remained coy over a possible transfer in the summertime by stating he nonetheless has a prolonged contract with Dortmund.

Whereas on worldwide responsibility with Norway in Spain Haaland stated: “I nonetheless have a three-year contract, I am not involved about that.”

Haaland not too long ago fuelled hypothesis about his happiness at Dortmund after throwing his shirt to the bottom in anger following Saturday’s 2-2 draw with Cologne, however has now apologised for his ‘flawed response.’

“I do not know should you observed once I left the sector, however I used to be fairly indignant,” he added. “It was a flawed response to throw the shirt, I am sorry. I used to be not capable of management myself, I used to be very indignant .”